How many do you own?

[Pleater]

I am always fussing with mine, taking them apart and remaking them as I change shape - but of actual wearable kilts -

Forest DPM
Taupe pinstripe
Grey black red white stripes
Black '8 yards of darkness'
Red stuart
Blue/white plaid pattern
Red yellow orange plaid pattern

Only seven? I will have to get busy, there must be the makings, or remakings of at least ten more, strewn about the place. Though I will probably find several more I have forgotten about if I look, or put in a rew stitches to complete them.

Anne the Pleater

[Captain Karrot]

A dozen, all purchased within the last year and a half.

[Thebigeman77]

Four, with high hopes for many more. I'm sticking to the more budget friendly ones for now though... but I'm really pining for a USAK Casual Prince of Wales and a Norwegian Centennial tartan tank someday. Right now the kollection consists of (in order of acquirement)...

- SWK Standard Black Stewart
- USAK Casual Colquhoun
- Solid Black denim contemporary kilt made by Alan H (A rarity and specialty, if I may say so, and one that, if a bit large, sees great amounts of use.)
- SWK Standard Nightstalker

[Jaggy thistle]

6 at present 5 wool and 1 casual that is all I have needed in 50 years of kilt wearing

[Jock Scot]

Three,all tanks and all of the same tartan. One was my grandfathers, one was my fathers and one I hade made some 15 years ago. Sadly, I can only fit into one, these days.

[NancyMan]

Wool Tanks:
Black Watch, Clark, Ancient Gunn, Fraser, Hay, MacBeth, McKay, Hunting Stewart, Royal Stewart-all eBay finds. Stillwater heavyweight Black and Green shadow tartan.

Casual Wool:
British Columbia and Dress MacKenzie-both from Burnetts and Struth. Irish American. Freedom. Hollyrood.

Acrylic:
Black Watch, Black Shadow Tartan, Loud Irish National, Hunting MacLeod-all Stillwater. Douglas.

PolyViscose:
Clark semi-trad and Menzies casual-USAK, Thistle Dubh-21st Century Kilts, Black and Heritage of Scotland (Gold Bros. in house tartan.)

Poly/Cotton:
Black Freedom casual.

Leather:
OneAD one-off made for a fashion show.

Cotton:
Black Stewart Sportkilt.

Hemp:
Natural RKilt.

Utilikilts:
Black and Blue denim, Black Mocker, Black Workmans, Black Survival.

That's 35 in total. My XMarks will make it 36.

[SFCRick]

I have 5

[Wompet]

I have to think about this ... okay, not counting raw material:

1. CCK Robertson Red 5 yd PV
2. Robertson Red 6 yd PV (homemade)
3. Robertson Red 16 oz off of eBay
4. Robertson Red 6 yd 18 oz (in progress)
5. Hunting Robertson 5 yd 13 oz (needs resizing, or remaking into a box pleat), Locharron
6. Hunting Robertson Ancient 5 yd 13 oz, Locharron
7. Hunting Stewart 18 oz (homemade)
8. Sackett 16 oz box pleat, Matt Newsome
9. X Marks 13 oz box pleat, Matt Newsome
10. Green tweed box pleat w/matching waistcoat, Matt Newsome
11. American Heritage 13 oz (homemade)
12. USAK American Heritage Semi-Trad
13. Sackett 10 oz PV (homemade)
14. cotton duck reverse kinguisse (homemade)
15. cotton duck box pleat (homemade)
16. 'Black & Gold' plaid canvas box pleat (homemade)
17. RKilt Natural Hemp
18. Maple Leaf (10 oz PV lined with 7 oz hemp/jersey) (homemade)
19. MOD MacDonald military box pleat
20. Pittsburgh Kilt, tan bull denim

Numbers 3, 4, 7,and 19 are 'tanks.'

That's all - for now.
I still have 3 tartans in wool and two in PV to work with.
After all, I made 9 of the 20 above.

[Howard Clark]

I have eight hand sewn wool tartan (5 four yard box pleat, 3 tanks), and one hemp Rkilt. Then there are the dozen I made myself, trying to make decent work wear. Some all right, some just "kilt like objects".

There are a couple more things I might like to have.

[joeybear]

Being new, I am assuming a "tank" is a 16 oz. wool kilt. Is that correct??

Thanks everyone!! I'm elated that I'm not alone in the wonderment of kilts!